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mircea_popescu: nope. but i could have, and
the file'd have been .asc
too
mircea_popescu: well it is not
text,
technically, because you can also send it as binary.
jurov: yes,
that's what i'm doing. it just insists
that application/pgp is not
text
mircea_popescu: jurov can convention be
that if body is empty 1st attachment = body ?
jurov: mircea_popescu: it is supposed
to show directly
the clearsigned
text
that was used
to validate
the message
mircea_popescu: you get a hash of
the file and an explanation of purpose in
the signed attachment, seems reasonable ?
mircea_popescu: anyway, explain
to me like i'm slow,
there's a problem with
the
thing as presented ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
there is no message body cause when i put it in
the body it got mangled
to hell
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform if it's not in
the signed body where did you get it from ?
chetty: well it has rather ceased
to matter, get screwed by
the red or by
the blue, who cares
trinque: how hard is it
to pick a favorite color out of
two?
chetty: more
than nine in 10 of
the 18-
to 34-year-olds plan
to vote in
the 2016
chetty: That’s right — 77 percent of 18-
to 34-year-olds in
the new survey could not name even one US senator in
their home state
the_scourge: the docs made it seem like assbot used
the otc WOT
PeterL: aha, needs
to be assbot
the_scourge: 16:45 <gribble> You are now authenticated for user
the_scourge with key 300A9F6A3D0564B4
the_scourge: oh wait, i've only set up my gpg key, do i need
to associate a bitcoin address as well?
the_scourge: do
the russians make LTE hotspots?
they've started making smartphones with e-ink, but it's a shame i didn't hear about it until after i went off of smartphones entirely
the_scourge: also, north america sometimes. but right now i just need a UK dongle
that has chinese backdoors instead of american
mircea_popescu: in unrelated news, i dreamed up a new licensing model which
teh foundation and us generally might wish
to consdier.
the_scourge needs
to get LTE of some kind but is a bit of a nutter about
that kinda shit
the_scourge: asciilifeform: yah we ended up having
to use another contractor's LTE just
to
try
to google some of
the fingerprints
jurov: mircea_popescu:
the email is out, after a bugfix (to account for application/pgp mimetype properly)
the_scourge: and sadly i was on a VERY VERY VERY large very flat network with more class A IPs
than ... almost any other entity on
the planet. and lots of buggy ssdp routers all over
the place 'cause of
the (phys) architecture
the_scourge: this is a paying client. even
though everything pointed
to me being
targeted, i still didn't want
to make more noise
than i already had
the_scourge: they brought a wireshark dump over
to my desk
the_scourge: asciilifeform:
the network guys at $my_client are actually
top-notch
the_scourge: but what's most interesting is
the shape of
the
traffic and
the packets... i was plugged into a sub-campus and it would appear
that it was using dynamic discovery protocol over
http for amplification (using any device
that supports it)
the_scourge: asciilifeform: it
totally saturated at least 2 full gigabit fibre
terminii
the_scourge: and it was one of
the more impressive ones i've ever seen, and i used
to see
top quality ones on a daily basis
the_scourge: i JUST got ddos'd once last night and
twice earlier
today
the_scourge: um... recently? as in
the last 5 hours? :)
the_scourge: need
to put a warning about needing a cloak in
this chan :)
TomServo: Came across
that looking for a
tirade against
the period - asciilifeform any help?
mircea_popescu: TomServo i dunno why he's so strung up on it ; semicolon is perfectly fine way
to end
things ; it also happens
to be
the
traditional english ending of "separable entities
that are for ulterior reasons strung
together".
TomServo: "Whoever decided
to use
the semicolon
to end something should just be
taken out and have his colon semified. (At least COBOL and SQL managed
to use a period.)" heh
mircea_popescu: just as long as i get back
the control, i see no problem with !derp!herp!router!alf
mircea_popescu: you know ? i'm all ready
to go back
to bang paths over here.
mircea_popescu: funny how
things change. "PaulGraham's evil
twin." ? rly ?
mircea_popescu: artifexd: Current gossipd status: Education still in progress. Code
to
the point of loading keys and accepting connections. << sounds pretty good.
mircea_popescu: jurov resent, with signed material attached as file. still nothing
there apparently.
mircea_popescu: jurov btw i can guarantee my client did no skullduggery
to
the email. i have
the outgoing saved as sent by
the mta.
mircea_popescu: why
then would you read nobody's opinion in
the newspaper or
try
to digest a random chunk of online nonsense.
trinque: punkman: "droned" << heh, I just got a call from a weird number saying
they received a package addressed
to me
mircea_popescu: would you eat a chunk of cheesy-looking substance you found on
the sidewalk ?
mircea_popescu: PeterL: re generating seedlist: once conected,
the node has a list of working connections, yes? So dump some data from our working nodes into a file,
that is our new seedlist for new nodes. Update periodically for people
to grab from Foundation website. << not substantially different from
the "scan
the web" notion. more democracy.
mircea_popescu: "here's a bridge building specification
to accomodate
the many bad bridges build all over
the country" said nobody ever.
mircea_popescu: jurov: "
to accommodate
the many implementations of <<< specification made
to accomodate
the implementation. welcome
to
the world of braindamage, or where do you
think civil engineers
that flunked go ? computer science!